In this episode of In Conversation With, Mary Margaret Olohan sits down with Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America, to take stock of the pro-life movement at what Dannenfelser describes as a delicate and momentous place in history. She is not pessimistic, but she is unsparing. The movement fought for fifty years to overturn Roe v Wade, achieved it, and now watches as the party that made it possible goes quiet. Her argument, made consistently across the conversation, is that silence is not prudence. It is a political miscalculation that will cost the movement the very victories it has worked to consolidate.
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Why the pro-life movement feels abandoned by Trump
Marjorie Dannenfelser joins Mary Margaret Olohan to discuss why abortions have risen since Dobbs, the abortion pill crisis Republicans are too afraid to touch before midterms, and why going silent on life is a political death wish
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